Ohh, this trip was a big learning experience! I have never taken off on a
slopped runway before it was kinda cool taking off "UP HILL" then there was
a TFR that started 1/2 mile from the end of the runway. Flight service said
to be very careful departing today depart to the west ASAP during my
briefing. I was also warned about this by other pilots on the CTAF during my
run-up and was wondering why every one was taking off funny. Then I had to
avoid another TFR At Bremerton, Wa I called in to Seattle and had them
vector me around it as I was not familiar with the area they were very
friendly in helping out on this it was also my first time in class B
airspace. I learned a lot out of this little Cross Country Trip. It was
still a flawless learning experiance nothing went wrong.


First's
Taking off UP HILL
First time dealing with TFR's
First time in class B airspace




"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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MRQB wrote:

I stayed the night in a motel woke up and did a 2 hour cross country to
bring it home for my maiden flight. I did not want to do it at night as
I
only had 6 hours in a 150 2 years ago and it was the maiden flight and
I
was not going to chance it.

A wise choice. I brought my 150 home on a moonless night due to
Continental
airlines cancelling my early flight out to go get it. Wound up in
Wilmington
Delaware reading the fuel ticket to find out where I was. Missed violating
the
Philly class B by only a few miles. Landed 5 minutes after the tower
closed, or
I would've picked up a violation there.

George Patterson
Battle, n; A method of untying with the teeth a political knot that
would
not yield to the tongue.